md2000-16d user manual · 2018. 3. 30. · md2000-16h

Multi Displayer for Broadcasting

MD2000-16H (HDMI Multiviewer)

The manual is prepared for the safe and proper use of MD2000-16H. Please read “3. Item Description and Product Installation” of the manual before installation.

POWER

ALARM

FUNCTION

MENU ENTER EXIT

MD2000-16H

x9 x16

MODE

x4 x8

15 16

7 8

13 14

5 6

11 12

3 4

9 10

1 2

CHANNEL SELECTION

CHANNEL 10 CHANNEL 11 CHANNEL 12 CHANNEL 13 CHANNEL 14 CHANNEL 15 CHANNEL 16CHANNEL 09


100-240VAC 50/60HzHDMI INPUT

CONSOL10/100Base-T

LAN VGAHDMI2

HDMI1

HDMI MULTIVIEWER

MODEL : MD2000-16HMANUFACTURER : ACETEL Co., Ltd.

Made in Korea

1 Copyright 2017 ACETEL Co., Ltd. All Right

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MD2000-16H User Manual

User Manual MD2000-16H Ver1.4

Device Name : HDMI Multiviewer Authorized Company : ACETEL Co., Ltd. Manufacturer: ACETEL Co., Ltd. Made in Korea

MSIP-REM-A02-MD2000-16H

Copyright Copyright 2017 ACETEL Co., Ltd

This user manual is protected under the copyright infringement. ACETEL Co., Ltd reserves the right to make change, copy, distribute, and convert a part or entire part of the user manual.

[Final Revision : 2017.01.23]


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Before Use 1. Please read the user manual before use for proper and safe operation. 2. This manual is based on the factory settings of the product. 3. The pictures and images shown in the user manual may vary from the actual pictures and images. 4. The user manual may vary according to the software version of the product. (which may change

without notice) 5. Please keep the user manual in a safe place for proper and safe operation. 6. This manual is for operators of the Multiviewer. Operators should have basic knowledge and

experience of broadcast systems before use. 7. Do not repair, modify or disassemble the product. This may cause the product to short circuit and

malfunction. Please contact your local representative if you need any assistance. .

Product Authentication

Standard / Authentication Organization

MSIP-REM-A02-MD2000-16H NRRA

EN 60065: 2002 / A12: 2011 EN 55022: 2010 /AC: 2011 (Class A) EN 55024: 2010 EN 61000-3-2: 2006 / A2: 2009 EN 61000-3-3: 2008

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Glossary of Terms

OSD [On Screen Display]

A function for superimposing images or information on a screen

HDMI [High Definition Multimedia Interface]

An industry standard for connecting digital audio and video devices via a single cable.

VGA [Video Graphics Array]

Analog-type computer display standard

NMS [Network Management System]

System for controlling/monitoring of products connected on a network

NTSC [National Television System Committee]

One of analog television methods. Commonly used in South Korea and North America

PAL [Phase Alternating Line]

One of analog television methods. Mostly used in Europe

SNMP [Simple Network Management Protocol]

The Internet standard protocol developed to manage nodes on an IP network, can also monitor equipment


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Table of Contents 1. Outline ............................................................................................................................ 7

1.1 Manual Composition ................................................................................................................. 7

1.2 Symbol ....................................................................................................................................... 7

2. Product Introduction ...................................................................................................... 8

2.1 Outline ........................................................................................................................................ 8

2.2 Product Appearance ................................................................................................................. 8

2.2.1 Front Panel ......................................................................................................................... 8

[Figure 1] MD2016A Front Panel .............................................................................................................. 8

2.2.2 Back Panel .......................................................................................................................... 8

[Figure 2] MD2016A Back Panel .............................................................................................................. 8

2.3 Product Specification and Cable recommended specification ............................................ 9

2.3.1 Product Specification ........................................................................................................ 9

[Table 1] MD2000-16H Specification ........................................................................................................ 9

2.3.2 Cable Recommended specification ................................................................................. 9

[Table 2] Cable recommended specification (Refer HDMI standard) ....................................................... 9

2.4 Major Feature ........................................................................................................................... 10

2.4.1 HDMI input ........................................................................................................................ 10

2.4.2 HDMI output ...................................................................................................................... 10

[Table 3] How to Use a Set Button upon Using of HDMI #1 Output ....................................................... 10

[Table 4] How to Use a Set Button upon Using of HDMI #1 and HDMI #2 simultaneously .................... 10

2.4.3 VGA Output ....................................................................................................................... 10

2.4.4 Input Signal Error Detection ........................................................................................... 11

[Table 5] Input Signal Error Detection Function ....................................................................................... 11

2.4.5 Product Control ................................................................................................................ 11

2.4.6 LED Indication .................................................................................................................. 11

2.5 Product Output ........................................................................................................................ 12

[Figure 3] MD2000-16H Output Display Information .............................................................................. 12

[Table 6] Audible output setup ................................................................................................................ 12

[Table 6] Alarm Status and Default Values ............................................................................................. 13

[Figure 4] INPUT LOSS Alarm ............................................................................................................... 14

[Figure 5] VIDEO LOSS Alarm ............................................................................................................... 14

[Figure 6] AUDIO LOSS Alarm ............................................................................................................... 14

[Figure 7] VIDEO FREEZE Alarm .......................................................................................................... 15

[Figure 8] AUDIO MAX Alarm ................................................................................................................. 15

3. Item Description and Product Installation .................................................................. 16

3.1 Item Description ...................................................................................................................... 16

[Figure 9] MD2000-16H Packing Items .................................................................................................. 16

3.2 Product Handling and Installation ......................................................................................... 17

3.2.1 Warning and Caution ....................................................................................................... 17

3.2.2 Warning and Caution for Installation ............................................................................. 18

3.3 Product Installation ................................................................................................................. 20

3.3.1 Installation of Product onto Rack ................................................................................... 20

[Figure 10] MD2000-16H Product Rack Installation ............................................................................... 20

3.3.2 Product Cable Connection .............................................................................................. 21


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[Figure 11] Input/Output Cable Connection ............................................................................................ 21

[Figure 12] HDMI Cable Connection ...................................................................................................... 21

[Figure 13] Network Cable Connection .................................................................................................. 21

[Figure 14] Output Cable Connection ..................................................................................................... 21

[Figure 15] Ground Connection .............................................................................................................. 22

[Figure 16] Power Cable Connection ..................................................................................................... 22

3.3.3 Releasing of the Product from Rack .............................................................................. 22

4. Product Setup .............................................................................................................. 23

4.1 MAIN MENU ............................................................................................................................. 23

[ Table 8] Major Feature of Main Menu................................................................................................... 23

[Figure 17] MAIN MENU ........................................................................................................................ 23

4.1.1 DISPLAY SETUP ............................................................................................................... 24

[Figure 18] DISPLAY SETUP ................................................................................................................. 24

[Table 9] OSD for Each Audio Setup ...................................................................................................... 24

[Figure 19] Audio Output Display for 1ST_ON ....................................................................................... 25

[Figure 20] Audio Output Display for 1ST_OFF...................................................................................... 25

4.1.2 CUSTOM LAYOUT ............................................................................................................ 26

[Figure 21] CUSTOM LAYOUT .............................................................................................................. 26

4.1.3 AUDIO SETUP ................................................................................................................... 27

[Figure 22] AUDIO SETUP ..................................................................................................................... 27

[Figure 23] AUDIO OUTPUT CONTROL................................................................................................ 27

[Table 10] 오디오 출력 시 오디오 입력에 따른 출력 설정 값 ......................................................................... 27

4.1.4 ALARM SETUP ................................................................................................................. 28

[Figure 24] ALARM SETUP .................................................................................................................... 28

[Figure 25] VIDEO ALARM SETUP ........................................................................................................ 28

[Figure 26] AUDIO ALARM SETUP ........................................................................................................ 29

[Figure 27] When all the alarms are off .................................................................................................. 29

4.1.5 OUTPUT RESOLUTION .................................................................................................... 30

[Figure 28] OUTPUT RESOLUTION ...................................................................................................... 30

[Figure 29] Window for confirmation of resolution change ..................................................................... 30

[Figure 30] Confirmation of Resolution Change ..................................................................................... 30

[Table 11] Output Resolution per NTSC/PAL System ............................................................................. 30

4.1.6 NTP SETUP ....................................................................................................................... 32

[Figure 31] NTP SETUP ......................................................................................................................... 32

4.1.7 CURRENT TIME SETUP ................................................................................................... 33

[Figure 32] CURRENT TIME SETUP ..................................................................................................... 33

4.1.8 IP SETUP ........................................................................................................................... 35

[Figure 33] IP SETUP............................................................................................................................. 35

4.1.9 UPDATE ............................................................................................................................ 36

[Figure 34] UPDATE............................................................................................................................... 36

[Figure 35] UPDATE File Confirmation................................................................................................... 36

4.1.10 INITIALIZATION .............................................................................................................. 36

[Figure 36] INITIALIZATION ................................................................................................................... 36

4.1.11 MISCELLANEOUS .......................................................................................................... 37

[Figure 37] MISCELLANEOUS .............................................................................................................. 37


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[Figure 38] FAN CONTROL ................................................................................................................... 37

[Table 12] FAN CONTROL Setup value ................................................................................................. 37

[Figure 39] SNMP CLINENT SETUP ..................................................................................................... 38

4.1.12 DEVICE INFORMATION ................................................................................................. 39

[Figure 40] DEVICE INFORMATION ...................................................................................................... 39

5. Trouble Shooting ......................................................................................................... 40

5.1 Inspection after Installation and Trouble Shooting ............................................................. 40

5.2 Trouble Shooting for Operation Malfunctions ..................................................................... 41

ANNEX 1. Product Update ............................................................................................... 42

Annex 1.1 FTP Client Download .................................................................................................. 42

Annex 1.2 MD2016A Update ......................................................................................................... 42

[Figure 41] Access to MD2000-16H via FTP .......................................................................................... 42

[Figure 42] FTP Access Success ........................................................................................................... 42

[Figure 43] After accessing to FTP, check the computer and MD2000-16H windows ............................ 42

[Figure 44] Check the software file of a computer and move to the MD2016A Update folder ................ 43

[Figure 45] Software File Upload Completion......................................................................................... 43

ANNEX 2. Product Menu Quick Guide ............................................................................ 44


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1. Outline

This manual is for operators of the Multiviewer. Operators should have basic knowledge and experience of broadcast systems before use.

1.1 Manual Composition

1. Product Outline : Introduction of MD2000-16H and its features 2. Item Description and Product Installation : Outlines items included with product and the installation of MD2000-16H 3. Product Setup : Describes the default set-up of the MD2000-16H and the functions of the buttons and menus. 4. Trouble Shooting: Resolving problems related to operation of product.

1.2 Symbol

Warning

This symbol represents a situation which may cause damage to the product or injury to operators. To prevent any damage or injury, please check if there is any warning in the equipment. Also, additional guidelines should be followed for safe operation by users.

Caution This symbol represents a situation where users should be careful during the installation and/or maintenance of the product.

¶ TIP This symbol represents useful information and operation tips.

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2. Product Introduction 2.1 Outline

MD2000-16H is a 19 inch 1RU (rack unit) product which can monitor up to 16 HDMI inputs of Video and Audio (embedded). The MD2000-16H can be used for the monitoring of HDMI video and embedded audio, as well as checking logs in real time with the proprietary NMS.

2.2 Product Appearance

2.2.1 Front Panel

[Figure 1] MD2000-16D Front Panel

CHANNEL SLECTION (Input Selection Button) Displays the full screen view of the respective channels

MODE (Layout Button) Displays one of four preset screen layouts (4, 8, 9, 16 split)

MENU/ENTER/EXIT & Direction Button (Set Button) Controls full functions of the Multiviewer, for Stand-Alone mode

POWER/ALARM LED Indicates Power and Alarm status

2.2.2 Back Panel

[Figure 2] MD2016A Back Panel

HDMI output 1,2 : HDMI #1 displays split-screen layout and HDMI #2 outputs full screen LAN port : Ethernet port for connecting with NMS or 3rd Party product CONSOLE port : serial port for development control (internal use only) VGA output : VGA output port Input port : HDMI A type port for HDMI input

Power cord input : Power terminal, supports AC 100~240V Ground Terminal : Ground terminal to grounding currents

POWER

ALARM

FUNCTION

MENU ENTER EXIT

MD2000-16H

x9 x16

MODE

x4 x8

15 16

7 8

13 14

5 6

11 12

3 4

9 10

1 2

CHANNEL SELECTION①② ③

④



100-240VAC 50/60HzHDMI INPUT

CONSOL10/100Base-T

LAN VGAHDMI2

HDMI1

HDMI MULTIVIEWER

MODEL : MD2000-16HMANUFACTURER : ACETEL Co., Ltd.

Made in Korea

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2.3 Product Specification and Cable recommended specification

2.3.1 Product Specification MD2000-16H Detailed Specification

Power Input AC 100~240V, 50/60Hz

Power Consumption 40 Watt

Operation Temperature 0 ~ +60°C

Storage Temperature -20°C ~ +85°C

Operation Humidity 0~90% (Non-Condensation)

Product Size (W x D x H) 443mm x 337mm x 43mm

Product Weight 2.5 Kg

Front Buttons

CHANNEL SELECTION x16 buttons (1~16)

MODE x4 buttons (x4, x8, x9, x16)

Set Button x7 buttons (MENU, ENTER, EXIT & Up/Down/Right/Left )

Network RJ-45 x 1 (10 Base-T)

Input

Video

Input HDMI x 16

Connector Type A

Standard HDMI v1.4a / HDCP v1.4

Audio

Input HDMI Embedded Audio

Connector Type A

Standard 1 x Stereo audio (per video input)

Output

Output Resolution 1024x768@60Hz, 1280x1024@60Hz, 1280x720p@50/60Hz, 1920x1080i@50/60Hz. 1920x1080p@50/60Hz

Connector 2 x HDMI Type A (Embedded Audio) 1 x VGA (DE-15)

Audio Output 48KHz HDMI Audio output (1 stereo : 2 CHs)

Standard HDMI v1.2 DVI 1.0 Compliant

Console RS232c (development use only)

[Table 1] MD2000-16H Specification

2.3.2 Cable Recommended specification

Standard Signal Data Rate Video Format Max

length Recommended

length

HDMI v1.2 HDMI 10.2 Gb/s 480i/p, 576i/p,

720p, 1080i, 1080p - 15M

[Table 2] Cable recommended specification (Refer HDMI standard)


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2.4 Major Feature

The main function of the MD2000-16H is to monitor the proper transmission of Video and Audio of a

broadcast channel. The Multiviewer reads the HDMI input signals from a STB, and provides current

Video and Audio status of the channels via OSD and NMS.

2.4.1 HDMI input 1) HDMI input interface : Type A 2) Major feature : Detection of input signal

2.4.2 HDMI output 1) Output Interface : HDMI Type A 2) Major Feature (A) HDMI #1 output

Type KEY Description

CHANNEL SELECT

1~16 Change to single screen mode for each input

LAYOUT x4, x8, x9, x16 Change to respective layout mode

Settings Button Left/Right

Arrow Keys

From the selected layout screen, move to the next set of channels or the previous set of channels of the current layout screen (Maintaining the current layout) [Example] Upon the selection of the 4-screen layout, it displays Channels 1~4. When the R arrow key is pressed, Channels 5~8 are displayed on the screen while keeping the same layout. When the L arrow is pressed, Channels 13~16 are displayed.

[Table 3] How to Use the Settings Button for HDMI #1 Output (B) HDMI #1 and HDMI #2 simultaneous output

Type KEY Output Description

CHANNEL SELECT

1~16

HDMI #1 Maintains layout mode

HDMI #2 Displays full screen for selected channel * Does not display the OSD information in HDMI #2 output

LAYOUT x4, x8, x9, x16

HDMI #1 Changes to selected screen layout

HDMI #2 Displays full screen for selected * Does not display the OSD information in HDMI #2 output

Settings Button

Left/Right Arrow Keys

HDMI #1 In the layout mode, changes to next set of channels

HDMI #2 No change

Up/Down Arrow Keys

HDMI #1 Changes the Audio select

HDMI #2 Changes the Audio select

[Table 4] How to Use the Settings Button for HDMI #1 and HDMI #2 simultaneous output

2.4.3 VGA Output 1) Output Interface : D-SUB 15 x 1 2) Major Feature : Outputs the same screen as the HDMI #1 output, no audio passthrough


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2.4.4 Input Signal Error Detection

Input Loss No detection of video and audio input signals

Video Loss No detection of video input signal

Audio Loss No detection of audio input signal

Video Freeze Video freezes for longer period of time than set threshold

Audio Max Audio levels too high for longer period of time than set threshold (in Red area)

[Table 5] Input Signal Error Detection Function

2.4.5 Controlling the MD2000-16H 1) Control via Front Panel : Use buttons in the front panel to set or change the product 2) Control via NMS : Use the NMS software to set or change the product

2.4.6 LED Indication 1) 2 LEDs indicate the power and alarm status of the product (1) POWER LED : When power is on, the “GREEN” LED comes on. (2) ALARM LED : When there is an alarm, the “RED” LED flashes.


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2.5 MD2000-16H Screen Output The MD2000-16H Multiviewer displays full or split-screen video as well as various Video and Audio information on the screen via the HDMI #1 or VGA output. The following is an example of the 4-screen layout. The information displayed includes Channel Name, Audio track, Audio levels, and Alarms.

[Figure 3] MD2000-16H Output Display Information

Audible Output Indicator : Indicates the selected Audio Group being monitored

AUDIO Indicates the audio for this channel is being heard

Channel Audio

Selection

Press the desired channel button for 3 seconds then, take the button off to hear the audio

Deselecting Audio

Press the desired channel button for 3 seconds then, take the button off to hear the audio

[Table 6] Audible output setup

Title : Displays the name of channel, can set or change in the NMS Stereo Audio Bar : Indicates the audio levels of the channel, can set to 2 or 4 audio channels Alarm Status

Alarm Status Description Alarm Interval (Default Value)

Input Loss Alarm appears when no video and audio input signals are detected

-

Video Loss Alarm appears when no video input signal is detected -

Audio Loss Alarm appears when no audio input signal is detected longer than the set threshold

20 seconds

Video Freeze Alarm appears when the video freezes longer than the set threshold

60 seconds

Audio Max Alarm appears when the audio levels are too high for a longer period of time than the set threshold (in Red area)

20 seconds

CHANNEL 01 CHANNEL 02

CHANNEL 03 CHANNEL 04

AUDIO LOSS

AUDIO ②

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[Table 6] Alarm Status and Default Values


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1) INPUT LOSS Alarm When there are no video and audio signals, a red box on the video screen and audio bar would blink and “INPUT LOSS” alarm would be shown just like the [Figure 4].

2) VIDEO LOSS Alarm When there is no video input, a red box on the video screen and audio bar would blink and “VIDEO LOSS” alarm would be shown just like the [Figure 5].

3)AUDIO LOSS Alarm It there is no alarm interval, a red box on the video screen and audio bar would blink and “AUDIO LOSS” alarm would be shown just like the [Figure 6].

AUDIO LOSS Alarming condition

In case of AUDIO LOSS alarm, alarm is incurred even if one channel fails to be input from the audio bar. In other words, alarm is incurred if either left or right sound is not input when it is set to be the single stereo input.

[Figure 4] INPUT LOSS Alarm

[Figure 5] VIDEO LOSS Alarm

[Figure 6] AUDIO LOSS Alarm

CHANNEL 01

INPUT LOSS

CHANNEL 01

VIDEO LOSS

CHANNEL 01

AUDIO LOSS


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4)VIDEO FREEZE Alarm When video input is frozen for longer than preset alarm interval, a red box on the video screen and audio bar would blink and “VIDEO FREEZE” alarm would be shown just like the [Figure 7].

5)AUDIO MAX Alarm When audio input is maintained for a period of the preset alarm interval, a red box on the audio bar would blink and “AUDIO MAX ” alarm would be shown just like the [Figure 8].

[Figure 7] VIDEO FREEZE Alarm

[Figure 8] AUDIO MAX Alarm

CHANNEL 01

VIDEO FREEZE

CHANNEL 01

AUDIO MAX


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3. Item Descriptipn and Installation

3.1 Item Description

MD2000-16H comes with the following items.

(1) MD2000-16H (2) User Manual (3) AC Power Cable

(4) HDMI Cable [Figure 9] MD2000-16H Packing Items

POWER

ALARM

SETTING

MENU ENTER EXIT

MD2000-16D

x9 x16

LAYOUT

x4 x8

15 16

7 8

13 14

5 6

11 12

3 4

9 10

1 2

CHANNEL SELECTION


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3.2 Product Handling and Installation

3.2.1 Warning and Caution

Please read this warning and caution before use.

Operation Conditions

This product operates in the most proper manner in the following condition. However, if the actual operation condition is maintained to be the minimum or maximum operation condition for a long period, it may cause loss of life and property. Therefore, please operate the product in the average operation condition. The proper operation temperature and humidity of the product are “0 ~ 50°C” and “0~90% (non-condensing)” , respectively.

Caution for Product Handling

1. Disassemble of this product may cause loss of life and property due to electric shock and malfunction. Please do not disassemble, repair and modify of the product. Please contact ACETEL if a repair service is required.

2. This product is not water-proof. Thus, the instructions for use shall state that the apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

Caution for Product Moving

It must be moved by more than 2 people to avoid damage on the product. Please straighten up your back and do not use the back or waist to avoid excessive stress. Also, try not to run while holding the product. If you have to lower you body for moving or installing the product, do not bend the waist but use the knees to minimize the physical burden. If you try to move the product on the ground, move it by holding the base not handles.

Caution for Using Replaceable Lithium Batteries

This product uses replaceable lithium batteries so handle with the following cautions. Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type. Lithium Batteries : Manufacturer- Maxwell, Product Name- CR2032

Caution for Chassis Cleaning

Clean the chassis with little wet clothe. Comply with the following. 1. Do not clean the inside of the product with damp clothe 2. Do not clean the product with a rough item 3. Do not clean with an industrial solvent including thinner and/or benzene 4. Do not use it with inflammable ignition sources 5. Do not place a vase or item filled with water on top of the product

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3.2.2 Warning and Caution for Installation

Please read the warning and caution before installation.

Power and Ground Connection Caution

1. The product must be connected to the proper voltage stated in the manual. Do not connect the product with improper voltage. Also, do not use the non-grounded cable or damaged cable.

2. For safety, main power sockets and protective ground must be connected and cable for power supply should be connected to a ground-supported outlet.

3. Where the mains plug or an appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable

4. Power supply should be stopped and all the cables connected to the product should be removed before installing or moving.

5. When it is connected to power supply, do not touch a power supply vehicle. Also, do not touch plugs with the wet hand or pull out a power cord since there are risks of fire and electric shock. Also, do not use the damaged and loose power cords, plugs and outlets.

6. Users must check whether the product is properly grounded before supplying of power to the product. The product must be grounded before the operation. Also, the ground of the product must be removed at last before moving.

7. To a place where the product to be installed or operated, an earth leakage breaker must be installed. If there is fire or abrupt change in power supply, the power supply to the product must be stopped immediately. An earth leakage breaker must be installed at a location where it can be easily operated.

Caution for Installation Place

1. A place where the product would be installed should be cleaned in advance. Also, tools and/or equipment should not be on the path to prevent any accident. Before and after the installation, a fire source should not be near the product.

2. Only proper power should be supplied. Also, ungrounded cables and damaged cables should not be used. The installation place should be pursuant with the electric safety regulation.

3. For the installation, a sufficient area must be secured. If there is no sufficient area, there could be a malfunction of the product due to overheating. Try not to cover t an air vent with newspaper, table cloth or curtain. Do not operate the product in an area with temperature higher than 40°C to prevent the overheating.

4. Lighting could cause severe malfunctions of the product. To prevent damages caused by lighting, cables should not be exposed to lighting. The surge prevention system should be installed.

5. To prevent the static which may cause damages on the product, users should wear a wrist band or ankle band for installing of a product. When the band for static prevention is worn, frequently check whether the resistance is within a range of 1~10 MΩ.

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Caution for Installation of Product onto Rack

1. To install the product onto the rack, check whether the rack is safe and not damaged before the installation. Please make sure that the rack is sufficient enough to endure the weight of the product. This product is designed to be installed onto the 48.26 cm standard rack.

2. To install the product onto the rack, it is recommended to use an open-type rack in order to prevent the overheating. If a closed-type rack has to be used, a ventilation device must be installed onto the rack.

3. If only one product is installed onto the rack, the product should be installed onto the lowest bottom. The rack must be filled from the bottom and the heaviest product should be placed on the lowest bottom. In case of the rack equipped with a stabilization device, the stabilization device must be installed onto the rack before loading the product onto the rack.

4. Operation of loading of the product onto the rack or disassembling of the product could have a risk of falling of the product. Therefore, more than 2 people must work together.

5. To prevent physical damage, the product must be installed onto the lowest bottom of the rack if only one product is installed onto the rack.

6. If more than one product is installed onto the rack, the heaviest product should be installed on the lowest bottom.


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3.3 Product Installation

3.3.1 Installation of Product onto Rack

To prevent the overheating of the product, there must be sufficient distance between the product and wall, floor and/or ceiling. In case of the rack provided with the safety support, the product can be installed in a convenient and safe manner if the product is installed with the support. STEP

1 Place MD2000-16H on the flat and secure ground and prepare a 0.6cm Phillips screwdriver and 4 screws..

STEP 2

One person should hold the MD2000-16H attached with a bracket on the bottom and the other person should attach the bracket onto the rack as shown in the [Figure 10]. Screws should be prepared additionally.

[Figure 10] MD2000-16H Product Rack Installation


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3.3.2 Product Cable Connection

1) Users should connect cables accurately for the proper installation and use of the product.

[Figure 11] Input/Output Cable Connection

2) HDMI Cable Connection STEP

1 Connect a HDMI cable into the desired input port of MD2000-16H

STEP 2

Connect a HDMI cable fix it completely.

[Figure 12] HDMI Cable Connection

3) Network Cable Connection

[Figure 13] Network Cable Connection

4) Output Cable Connection Connect the HDMI cable onto the HDMI #1 output connector

[Figure 14] Output Cable Connection


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5) Ground Connection Before connecting a power cord, connect the ground wire of the rack to the right side of the product.

[Figure 15] Ground Connection

Caution for Ground

Users must ground the product to prevent an electric shock. Before connecting a power cord, connect a screw next to a power cable to a ground terminal.

6) Power Cable Connection When every connection of MD2000-16H is completed, connect a power device to supply the power. . STEP

1 Plug a connector of a power cable into a power supply part of the product

STEP 2

Connect the other end of the power cable to a power outlet

STEP 3

Check whether power is properly supplied through the Power LED on the front.

[Figure 16] Power Cable Connection

3.3.3 Releasing of the Product from Rack To release the MD2000-16H installed onto rack, do the opposite as the installation. STEP

1 One person should hold the bottom of the MD2016A to be released. .

STEP 2

The other person should unscrew all the screws fastened to fix the bracket and rack with a screw driver

STEP 3

After unscrewing of all the screws, detach it from the rack safely.


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4. Product Setup

4.1 MAIN MENU

When the “MENU” button, one of buttons on the front of MD2000-16H, is pressed, the following menu would appear.

[Figure 17] MAIN

MENU

[MENU]

DISPLAY SETUP

CUSTOM LAYOUT

AUDIO SETUP

ALARM SETUP

OUTPUT RESOLUTION

NTP SETUP

CURRENT TIME SETUP

IP SETUP

UPDATE

INITIALIZATION

MISCELLANEOUS

DEVICE INFORMATION

: Move ENTER : Select EXIT : Return

DISPLAY SETUP Setup for individual input and OSD display

CUSTOM LAYOUT Select a layout defined by a user

AUDIO SETUP Audio setup

ALARM SETUP Video/audio alarm setup

OUTPUT RESOLUTION

Output resolution setup

NTP SETUP NTP and NTP server IP setup

CURRENT TIME SETUP

Current time setup

IP SETUP IP confirmation/setup and MAC ADDRESS confirmation

UPDATE Software and font update

INITIALIZATION Setup initialization

MISCELLANEOUS SNMP and FAN control setup Output Screen detail setting

DEVICE INFORMATION

Hardware and software information

[ Table 8] Major Feature of Main Menu


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.1 DISPLAY SETUP

DISPLAY SETUP Menu is for setup of a display.. No indicates the number (Logical number) of a split display, and Source No represents the number (physical port number) of input source to be superimposed onto the split screen. In other words, No “1” and Source No “1” means that signals of the input port no.1 would be superimposed onto the CHANNEL 01.

1) Source No Setup STEP 1) When [MENU] button is pressed, the main menu would appear. Select “DISPLAY SETUP” among the menu, and then press [ENTER]. STEP 2) When the DISPLAY SETUP appears, select the number of a split display to be changed with the [Up/Down] Button and then press [ENTER]. (The color and font of the selected menu would change), STEP 3) “Source No” of a split display to be changed would change to Red and then, press the [Up/Down] button till it reaches the desired source no. STEP 4) When it reaches the desired source no., press [ENTER] to complete the selection. STEP 5) To apply the modified setup, select “APPLY” with the [Up/Down] button. . STEP 6) Press [EXIT] to exit from a menu. When the display blinks once, the modified setup would be applied. . STEP 7) To not apply the changed setup, select “CANCEL” with [Up/Down] button and exit from a menu by pressing [EXIT]. 2) Audio Setup STEP 1) Select the number of a split display to be changed with the [Up/Down] Button and then press [ENTER]. STEP 2) To move to “AUDIDO SETUP” of a split screen to be changed, press [Right/Left] button till the desired setup value is changed to Red. Press the [Up/Down] button till it reaches the desired audio setup value. Refer the following [Table 9] for the setup values.

Audio Setup Value Description Setup Display

1ST_ON It is used only when a single stereo audio bar is displayed

Figure 19

1ST_OFF It is used for not displaying audio bars Figure 20

[Table 9] OSD for Each Audio Setup STEP 3) When it reaches the audio setup, press [ENTER] to complete the selection. STEP 4) To apply the modified setup, select “APPLY” with the [Up/Down] button. . STEP 5) Press [EXIT] to exit from a menu. When the display blinks once, the modified setup would be applied. STEP 6) To not apply the changed setup, select “CANCEL” with [Up/Down] button and exit from a menu by pressing [EXIT].

[Figure 18] DISPLAY

SETUP

[DISPLAY SETUP]

No Source No Audio Setup

1 : 1 1ST_ON

2 : 2 1ST_OFF

3 : 3 1ST_OFF

4 : 4 1ST_ON

5 : 5 1ST_ON

6 : 6 1ST_ON

7 : 7 1ST_ON

8 : 8 1ST_ON

9 : 9 1ST_ON

10 : 10 1ST_ON

11 : 11 1ST_ON

12 : 12 1ST_ON

APPLY

13 : 13 1ST_ON

14 : 14 1ST_ON

15 : 15 1ST_ON

16 : 16 1ST_ON

CANCEL

: Move(ADJUST) : Contents

ENTER : Select EXIT : Return


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


(1) Audio Bar for 1st ON Like the [Figure 19], the left sound of the 1st stereo and the right sound are displayed on the left and right, respectively.

(2) Audio Bar for 1ST_OFF Like the [Figure 20], only video would be displayed not audio bar

[Figure 19] Audio Output Display for 1ST_ON

[Figure 20] Audio Output Display for 1ST_OFF

CHANNEL 01

1st Stereo

Left Audio

1st Stereo

Right Audio

CHANNEL 01


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.2 CUSTOM LAYOUT

If there is a layout saved via NMS, it is possible to change to the saved layout from the menu. The preset layout is supported only via NMS, and the preset layouts for the 6 layout and 12 layout, which are not supported by the mode button on the front of the product, are supported by the “PRESET #1” and “PRESET #2”, respectively.

STEP 1) When the [MENU] button is pressed, the main menu screen would appear. Select “CUSTOM LAYOUT” and then, [ENTER]. STEP 2) When the CUSTOM LAYOUT appears, select the preset to be changed with the [Up/Down] button (The color and font of the selected menu would change), Press [ENTER]. Then, the display blinks once and the modified setup would be applied.

[Figure 21] CUSTOM LAYOUT

[CUSTOM LAYOUT]

PRESET #1 (DIVISION 6)


PRESET #3 (NOT USED)






Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.3 AUDIO SETUP

The MD2000-16H supports audio pass-through through the HDMI output. Operators can select whether to activate or deactivate this function.

STEP 1) Press the [MENU] button and the main menu will appear. Select “AUDIO SETUP” in the menu, then press [ENTER]. STEP 2) When the AUDIO SETUP appears, select the desired menu with the [Up/Down] Button and then press [ENTER]. (The color and font of the selected menu would change)

1) AUDIO OUTPUT CONTROL SETUP The MD2000-16H can be configured to output the audio through the HDMI output.

(1) AUDIO OUTPUT settings Desired audio tracks of selected channels can be heard through the HDMI embedded audio. STEP 1) In the AUDIO SETUP Menu, select the “AUDIO OUTPUT CONTROL” and press [ENTER]. STEP 2) In the AUDIO OUTPUT CONTROL Menu, use the [UP/DOWN] Arrow Keys to select the “AUDIO OUTPUT” and press [ENTER]. STEP 3) When the AUDIO OUTPUT Menu is highlighted in RED, use the [UP/DOWN] Arrow Keys to set the

preferences. STEP 4) Select “ON” to activate the Audio pass-through function through the HDMI output, or select “OFF” to deactivate the audio pass-through function through the HDMI output and press [ENTER]. To cancel this selection, press the [EXIT] button.

(2) AUDIO OUTPUT LOCK The AUDIO OUTPUT LOCK function locks the audio group of the selected channel. If the AUDIO OUTPUT LOCK is “OFF”, then the audio of each selected channel will be heard. If the AUDIO OUTPUT LOCK is “ON”, then the selected channel button in the “CHANNEL SELECT” should be held for “3 Seconds” in order to hear the audio of selected channel. STEP 1) In the AUDIO SETUP, select “AUDIO OUTPUT LOCK” and press the [ENTER] button. STEP 2) When the “AUDIO OUTPUT LOCK” is highlighted RED, use the [UP/DOWN] Arrow Keys to select “ON” or “OFF”. STEP 3) To Lock or UnLock the Audio output, select “ON” or “OFF”, then press the [ENTER] button. Press the [EXIT] button to cancel selection. (3) AUDIO OUTPUT CHANNEL The MD2000-16H can be configured to output the audio through the HDMI output. The product supports One Stereo Pair for HDMI Embedded Audio (2channels). The Audio Output Channel can be selected in the Menu.

Function Description

Input Configuration

CH01 ~ CH16 Select the Input port for the desired Audio Output

[Table 10] Configuration for Audio Output STEP 1) In the AUDIO SETUP Menu, select “AUDIO OUTPUT CHANNEL” and press [ENTER]. STEP 2) Use the [UP/DOWN] Arrow Keys to select the desired Channel to Output the Audio. The “CHxy” will highlight in RED. STEP 3) Press the enter [ENTER] button to apply the desired changes. Press the [EXIT] button to cancel selection.

[Figure 22] AUDIO SETUP

[Figure 23] AUDIO OUTPUT

CONTROL

[AUDIO SETUP]

AUDIO OUTPUT CONTROL


[AUDIO OUTPUTCONTROL]

AUDIO OUTPUT : ON

AUDIO OUTPUT LOCK : OFF



AUDIO OUTPUT CHANNEL : CH01


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.4 ALARM SETUP

It is for the setup of video and audio alarms.

STEP 1) When [MENU] button is pressed, the main menu would appear. Select “ALARM SETUP” among the menu, and then press [ENTER]. STEP 2) When the ALARM SETUP appears, select the desired menu with the [Up/Down] Button and then press [ENTER]. (The color and font of the selected menu would change)

1) VIDEO ALARM SETUP It is for the setup of video alarm. For each input, it is possible to turn on/off of the video alarm. STEP 1) Select the “VIDEO ALARM SETUP” from the ALARM SETUP Menu, and then press [ENTER] . STEP 2) When the VIDEO ALARM SETUP appears, select the input number to be changed with the [Up/Down] button and then press [ENTER]. STEP 3)The “Video Loss” of the desired input would change to Red, and with the [Up/Down] button, select “ON” or “OFF”. STEP 4) To change the Video Freeze setup, move to the “Video Freeze” setup with the [Left/Right] button. Then, the set value would change to Red, and select “ON” or “OFF” with the [Up/Down] button and press [ENTER]. STEP 5) To apply the changed setup, select “APPLY” with the [Up/Down] button and exit of the menu by pressing [EXIT]. To not apply the changed setup, press “CANCEL”.

[Figure 24] ALARM SETUP

[Figure 25] VIDEO ALARM SETUP

[ALARM SETUP]

VIDEO ALARM SETUP

AUDIO ALARM SETUP

: Move ENTER : Select

[VIDEO ALARM SETUP]

1 : ON ON

2 : ON ON

3 : ON ON

4 : ON ON

5 : ON ON

6 : ON ON

7 : ON ON

8 : ON ON

9 : ON ON

10 : ON ON

11 : ON ON

12 : ON ON

13 : ON ON

14 : ON ON

15 : ON ON

16 : ON ON

APPLY

CANCEL


APPLY

CANCEL


No Video Loss Video Freeze

[AUDIO ALARM SETUP]

1 : ON ON

2 : ON ON

3 : ON ON

4 : ON ON

5 : ON ON

6 : ON ON

7 : ON ON

8 : ON ON

9 : ON ON

10 : ON ON

11 : ON ON

12 : ON ON

13 : ON ON

14 : ON ON

15 : ON ON

16 : ON ON

APPLY

CANCEL


APPLY

CANCEL


No Audio Loss Audio Max


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


2) AUDIO ALARM SETUP It is for the setup of audio alarm. For each input, it is possible to turn on/off of the audio alarm. STEP 1) Select the “AUDIO ALARM SETUP” from the ALARM SETUP Menu, and then press [ENTER] . STEP 2) When the AUDIO ALARM SETUP appears, select the input number to be changed with the [Up/Down] button and then press [ENTER]. STEP 3)The “AUDIO Loss” of the desired input would change to Red, and with the [Up/Down] button, select “ON” or “OFF”. STEP 4) To change the Audio Max setup, move to the “AUDIO MAX” setup with the [Left/Right] button. Then, the set value would change to Red, and select “ON” or “OFF” with the [Up/Down] button and press [ENTER]. STEP 5) To apply the changed setup, select “APPLY” with the [Up/Down] button and exit of the menu by pressing [EXIT]. To not apply the changed setup, press “CANCEL”.

Caution for Alarm Setup

1. In case of the input loss, it means the concurrent incurrence of video loss and audio loss. Therefore, if either alarm for video loss or audio loss is turned off, there will be no input loss.

2. Intervals of video freeze and audio loss alarm can be set via NMS. The default values for video freeze and audio loss are “20 seconds” and “60 seconds” respectively.

3. When all the alarms for the corresponding input are “OFF” (Video/Audio Loss, Video Freeze and Audio Max Alarm), the boundary of the input of which the alarm is turned off is changed to red to show that all the alarms are turned off. Refer to the [Figure 27]

[Figure 27] When all the alarms are off

CHANNEL 01CHANNEL 01

[Figure 26] AUDIO ALARM SETUP


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.5 OUTPUT RESOLUTION

It is possible to setup the output resolution.

STEP 1) When [MENU] is pressed, the main menu appears. Select “OUTPUT RESOLUTION” and then press [ENTER]. STEP 2) OUTPUT RESOLUTION appears. The resolution currently being used is indicated with “IN USE” on the right. STEP 3) To change the resolution, move to the desired resolution with the [Up/Down] button and press [ENTER]. STEP 4) Like the [Figure 29], it shows the resolution information and users are asked to select whether to change to the corresponding resolution. To change, select “APPLY”, and to not change, select “CANCEL”. STEP 5) If the APPLY is selected, the resolution to be changed would have a mark of “IN USE” just like the [Figure 30] and when “EXIT” is pressed, the screen would blink once and it would change to the set value.

Output Resolution Description

NTSC System PAL System

PC 1024 X 768@60Hz PC 1024 X 768@60Hz VESA output resolution for PC

PC 1280 X 1024@60Hz PC 1280 X 1024@60Hz VESA output resolution for PC

TV 1280 X 720p@60Hz TV 1280 X 720p@50Hz Output resolution for TV (NTSC/PAL)

TV 1920 X 1080i@60Hz TV 1920 X 1080i@50Hz Output resolution for TV (NTSC/PAL)

TV 1920 X 1080p@60Hz TV 1920 X

1080p@50Hz Output resolution for TV (NTSC/PAL)

[Table 11] Output Resolution per NTSC/PAL System

Caution for Product Output Connection

1. If the product is used alone, it would have the output resolution of the NTSC system. 2. If the product is used with the NMS, it is possible to select either NTSC or PAL. 3. It supports of the VGA and DVI-I output, but it recommends of using the DVI-I output.

In case of certain monitors, it may not display “1920x 1080i” properly upon the VGA input. (*It is due to an input feature of the monitor, not the product of the company). In order to use the 1080i output, must use the DVI output.

¶ If a display does not superimpose onto a monitor or TV when the product is connected

When MD2000-16H and a monitor is connected for the first time and an output display does not

[Figure 28] OUTPUT

RESOLUTION

[Figure 29] Window for confirmation of resolution

change

[Figure 30] Confirmation of

Resolution Change

[OUTPUT RESOLUTION]

PC 1024 X 768@60Hz IN USE

PC 1280 X 1024@60Hz


TV 1280 X 720p@60Hz

TV 1920 X 1080i@60Hz

TV 1920 X 1080p@60Hz

[TV 1920 x 1080p@60Hz]

APPLY

CANCEL


[OUTPUT RESOLUTION]

PC 1024 X 768@60Hz

PC 1280 X 1024@60Hz


TV 1280 X 720p@60Hz

TV 1920 X 1080i@60Hz

TV 1920 X 1080p@60Hz IN USE


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


superimpose, resolution can be changed with the [Up/Down] button. For changing the resolution,

press the [Up] button for more than “3 seconds” then, take the button off to change to lower

resolution and press the [Down] button for more than “3 seconds” to change to higher resolution.


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.6 NTP SETUP

MD2000-16H can be synchronized by connecting to the NTP server. From the NPT setup, it is possible to setup the NTP via NTP setup.

STEP 1) Press [MENU] to see the main menu. Select the “NTP SETUP” from the main menu and then press [ENTER]. STEP 2) When NTP SETUP appears, press [ENTER] from “NTP SYNC” menu to change the setup to “ON” and press [ENTER] again to have the time synchronization with the NTP server. STEP 3) To use the NTP SYNC, select “IP ADDRESS” with the [Up/Down] to enter the IP address of the NTP server and then press “ENTER”. STEP 4) The IP address which has been set would change to Red. Select the desired input value with the [Up/Down] button or [1~10] of the [CHANNEL SELECT]. (For the number ”0”, select the button [10]) After selecting the desired input value, press [ENTER] when

all the input values are set. [IP change] To change the IP Address to 192.168.011.231 How to Change the Setup #1)

Number Button [1] Number Button [9] Number Button [2] Number Button [1]


Number Button [1] Number Button [2] Number Button [3] Number Button [1] [ENTER]

How to Change the Setup #2)

[Select the no. 1 with the up/down button] [Right button]

[Select the no. 9 with the up/down button] [Right Button]










[Select the no. 1 with the up/down button] [ENTER]

STEP 5) To apply the changed setup, select “APPLY” with the [Up/Down] button. To not apply the changed setup, select “CANCEL”.

Caution for Entering of IP Address 1. For IP ADDRESS, it is possible to setup the IP address from “0~255”

[Figure 31] NTP SETUP

[NTP SETUP]

NTP SYNC : OFF

IP ADDRESS : 192.168.001.010

NUM(1~10) : 1~0 ENTER : Select

APPLY

CANCEL



Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.7 CURRENT TIME SETUP

When MD2000-16H is not connected with the NMS or NTP server, it is possible to setup the date and time manually.

STEP 1) Press [MENU] to see the main menu. Select the “CURRENT TIME SETUP” from the main menu and then press [ENTER]. STEP 2) When CURRENT TIME SETUP appears, setup the date and time. STEP 3) For the setup of date, select “DATE” with the [Up/Down] and then press ”ENTER”. STEP 4) The Date which has been set would change to Red. Select the desired input value with the [Up/Down] button or [1~10] of the [CHANNEL SELECT]. (For the number ”0”,

select the button [10]) After selecting the desired input value, press [ENTER] when all the input values are set. In case of date, it is entered and represented in a form of “MM/DD/YYYY” and in case of the year, the last two digits would be represented. [DATE Change] To change to 2013.12.25

How to change the setup #1)


Number Button [1] Number Button [3] [ENTER]








STEP 5) To setup the time after setup of date, select “TIME” with [Up/Down] and then press [ENTER]. The Time which has been set would change to Red. Select the desired input value with the [Up/Down] button or [1~10] of the [CHANNEL SELECT]. (For the number ”0”, select the button [10]) After selecting the desired input value, press [ENTER] when all the input values are set. In case of time, it is entered and represented in a form of “HH:MM:SS” in a 24 hour format.

[Time Change] To change to 5:25.30 PM



Number Button [3] Number Button [10] [ENTER]








STEP 6) To apply the changed setup, select “APPLY” with the [Up/Down] button. To not apply the changed setup, select “CANCEL”.

Caution for Date & Time Setup

1. Year can be set from “0~99”. (Year Range : 2000 ~ 2099) 2. For the date, “1~12” for the month and “1~30 days or 1~31 days” can be set for the number

of days depending on the month. 3. For February, “1~28 days” are available and “1~29 days” are available for a leap year. 4. For the time, it is available to set the time from “0~23 hours”. . 5. For the minute and second, it is available to set from “0~59”.

[Figure 32] CURRENT TIME

SETUP

[CURRENT TIME SETUP]

DATE : 12/11/13 (DATE FORM : MM/DD/YY)

TIME : 15:25:40 (TIME FORM : HH:MM:SS)


APPLY

CANCEL



Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4



Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.8 IP SETUP

For the communication with MD2000-16H and NMS, the unified IP bandwidth should be used. For this, it is possible change the IP setup via MD2000-16H.

STEP 1) When the [MENU] button is pressed, the main menu would appear. Select “IP SETUP” and then press [ENTER]. . STEP 2) “MAC ADDRESS” is a serial number of the product which is required for the NMS setup. It cannot be changed by users. The MAC ADDRESS is required for the NMS setup. Thus, it must be recorded. STEP 3) For changing the IP address of a product, select “IP ADDRESS” menu with the [Up/Down] and then press [ENTER]. STEP 4) The IP address which has been set would change to Red. Select the desired input value with the [Up/Down] button or [1~10] of the [CHANNEL SELECT]. (For the number ”0”, select the button [10]) After selecting the desired input value, move to the desired input value with the

[Left/Right] button. Press [ENTER] when all the input values are set. [IP Address Change] To change to 192.168.100.011




Number Button [10] Number Button [10] Number Button [1] Number Button [1] [ENTER]








[Select the no. 1with the up/down button] [Right Button]






STEP 5) For the gateway with the subnet mask after setting up of IP ADDRESS, select the “SUBNETMASK” menu and “GAYTEWAY with the [Up/Down] button and then press [ENTER]. SUBNETMASK or GATEWAY set value would change to Red. Select the desired input value with the [Up/Down] button or [1~10] of the [CHANNEL SELECT]. (For the number ”0”, select the button [10]) After selecting the desired input value, move to the desired input value with the [Left/Right] button. Press [ENTER] when all the input values are set. STEP 6) To apply the changed setup, select “‘APPLY” with the [Up/Down] button. To not apply the changed setup, select “CANCEL”.

Caution for IP Address Setup

IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway can be set from “0~255” pursuant to all the IP regulations. Provided, in case of a subnet mask, the setup may not apply when it fails to comply with the subnet mask regulation.

[Figure 33] IP SETUP

[IP SETUP]

MAC ADDRESS : 00-D1-D7-FF-F9-02

IP ADDRESS : 192.168.011.011


APPLY

CANCEL


SUBNET MASK : 255.255.255.000

GATEWAY : 192.168.011.001


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.9 UPDATE

Update menu is used for updating the software for addition of a function and correction of a bug of MD2000-16H. When the MD2000-16H product is used alone, it can be updated with new software via FTP. If the product is used with the NMS, it can be updated with new software.

STEP 1) With the FTP program, upload of software or font file of MD2016A. Refer to “ANNEX 1. Product Update” STEP 2) After the completion of uploading, when the [MENU] button is pressed, the main menu would appear. Select “UPDATE” from the main men and then press [ENTER]. STEP 3) When software for update is uploaded, information on the uploaded software file version would be indicated just like the [Figure 40]. STEP 4) To apply the changed setup, select “APPLY” with the [Up/Down] button. To not apply the changed setup, select “CANCEL”.

Caution for Update

1. It would take a couple of minutes for updating.. 2. “Do not turn off the product while updating.” Turning off while updating could cause a

tremendous damage on the product. .

4.1.10 INITIALIZATION

It is for initializing of the MD2000-16H back to default values. Must note that the initialization would initialize all the setups of the product.

STEP 1) When the [MENU] button is pressed, the main menu would appear. Select “INITIALIZATION” and then, press [ENTER]. STEP 2) For initialization, press “APPLY”. To cancel the initialization, press “CANCEL”.

Caution for Initialization Upon initialization, all the setting would be initialized back to default.

[Figure 34] UPDATE

[Figure 35] UPDATE File

Confirmation

[Figure 36]

INITIALIZATION

[UPDATE]

APPLY

CANCEL


No File Found

[UPDATE]

APPLY

CANCEL


V2.0.26

[INITIALIZATION]

APPLY

CANCEL



Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.11 MISCELLANEOUS

It provides the FAN control and SNMP setup of MD2000-16H.

STEP 1) Press [MENU] to see the main menu. Select the “MISCELLANEOUS” from the main menu and then press [ENTER]. STEP 2) When MISCELLANEOUS appears, select the desired menu with [Up/Down] and then press [ENTER].

1) FAN CONTROL The FAN Speed can be set to manual or automatic. STEP 1) In the MISCELLANEOUS Menu, select “FAN CONTROL” and press [ENTER]. STEP 2) In the FAN CONTROL Menu, use the [Up/Down] button to select ON/OFF and press [ENTER]. (Refer to Table 12) STEP 3) The Setup for THERMAL RANGE (MAX~MIN) is the same as the IP Setup. Please refer to “4.1.8 IP SETUP”. STEP 4) Press the [ENTER] button after the configuration is complete. To not apply the changed setup, press “CANCEL”.

Configuration Description

MENU Selection

FAN ON Turn on FAN (Recommended Setting)

OFF Turn off FAN

MODE

AUTO

AUTO : FAN speed will vary automatically depending on the equipment temperature * There are 16 different FAN speeds. (Recommended Setting)

MANUAL1~16 MANUAL1~16: Set the FAN speed manually from speed 1 to 16.

THERMAL RANGE

(MAX~MIN)

080~010

Set the Minimum and Maximum temperature for

Automatic Fan. (Max~Min)

There must be a difference of 16 between the Max

and Min temperature.

(0~127) Temperature Range for FAN settings (Unit )

TEMPERATURE N/A Display current temperature of equipment (Unit )

[Table 12] FAN CONTROL Setup value

[Figure 37]

MISCELLANEOUS

[Figure 38] FAN CONTROL

[MISCELLANEOUS]

FAN CONTROL

SNMP CLIENT SETUP


[FAN CONTROL]

FAN : ON

MODE : AUTO


THERMAL RANGE (MAX~MIN) : 080~010 (0~127)

TEMPERATURE : 43


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


2) SNMP CLIENT SETUP It provides the setup of a client which would receive the SNMP TRAP. STEP 1) From the MISCELLANEOUS menu, select “SNMP CLIENT SETUP” and then press [ENTER]. STEP 2) When the SNMP CLIENT SETUP appears, select a menu to be changed with the [Up/Down] button and then press [ENTER]. STEP 3) CLIENT IP setup shall be made by referring to the IP setup of “4.1.9 IP SETUP”. STEP 4) To apply the changed setup, press “APPLY”. To cancel the setup, press “CANCEL”.

3) GEOMETRY Setting It provides the function that can control position and dimension of output screen

STEP 1) In MISCELLANEOUS menu, select “GEOMETRY” and press [ENTER] STEP 2) When GEOMETRY window is activated, select the desired menu with [Up/Down] button and then press [ENTER].

Configuration Description X UNDER SCAN Output screen size of X axis will diminish as input value

Y UNDER SCAN Output screen size of Y axis will diminish as input value

X GEOMETRY Output screen move to X axis side as input value (-:move to left, +:move to right)

Y GEOMETRY Output screen move to Y axis as input value (-: move to top, +:move to bottom)

[Figure 39] SNMP CLINENT

SETUP

[Figure 42] GEOMETRY

[SNMP CLIENT SETUP]

CLIENT 1 : 127.000.000.001

CLIENT 2 : 127.000.000.001


CLIENT 3 : 127.000.000.001

APPLY

CANCEL

CLIENT 4 : 127.000.000.001

CLIENT 5 : 127.000.000.001

[GEOMETRY]

X UNDER-SCAN: 000

Y UNDER-SCAN: 000


X GEOMETRY: +000 Y GEOMETRY: +000 APPLY CANCEL


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


4.1.12 DEVICE INFORMATION

It provides information on the hardware and software of the MD2000-16H.

[Figure 40] DEVICE

INFORMATION

[DEVICE INFORMATION]

HARDWARE VERSION : 3.0.0

SOFTWARE VERSION : 2.0.27


FPGA VERSION : 3.1.17


Reserved

MD2000-16H v1.4


5. Trouble Shooting

5.1 Inspection after Installation and Trouble Shooting

When there is a malfunction of the product, a cause of the malfunction should be checked in order to resolve the issue. In general, the comparison of the normal operation and abnormal operation helps reveal a cause of the malfunction. The following is a possible scenario for malfunctions of MD2000-16H and solutions for the malfunctions.

1) Power Confirmation The following shows potential issues of a power supply device and their solutions. (1)Is a power LED still turned off even when the power is connected? Inspection 1 Check a power cord. Inspection 2 Check whether power is properly supplied to the outlet. (2) Does the system get turned off right after turning on the system? Inspection 1 Check whether there is any short circuit. Inspection 2 Check whether an outlet has an electrical short or current is unstable. Inspection 3 If there is no short circuit, it may be caused by malfunction of the internal

power supply device of the MD2000-16H Inspection 4 Check whether the vent and a power port of MD2000-16H are clean.

2) System Checklist Product malfunctions could be caused by the cable, cable connection or exterior devices. Check the following to reveal causes of malfunctions. (1)Does the system fail to recognize the input/output interface? Inspection 1 Inspect the interface cable and cable connection. (2) Doesn’t the system operate properly? Inspection 1 Please contact ACETEL Co., Ltd .


Reserved

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5.2 Trouble Shooting for Operation Malfunctions

1) Hardware The following shows the hardware malfunctions and their solutions. (1) Video Display Malfunction If the input image does not get superimposed onto the output display when it is connected to the input physically Inspection 1 Check whether a connected cable is proper Inspection 2 Check whether the input is proper. Check by connecting it to a different

device. Inspection 3 When the input is revealed to be normal, please contact ACETEL. (2) When the audio bar does not move If the input audio bar is rather stopped or does not show on the output display when it is connected to the input physically Inspection 1 Check whether a connected cable is proper. Inspection 2 Refer to “4.1.1 DISPAY SETUP” to check whether audio source has been

set as “1ST_OFF”. Inspection 3 Check whether input pressure is normal: Check by connecting it to a

different device. Inspection 4 When the input is revealed to be normal, please contact ACETEL. (3) When there is an error on the output display. If DVI-I or VGA output is connected to a monitor but fail to get superimposed onto the output display Inspection 1 Check whether the connected cable is normal. Inspection 2 Check whether output resolutions of the monitor and MD2016A are the

same. After checking the resolution, change it to the resolution proper for a monitor. [Refer to “4.1.5 OUTPUT RESOLUTION” ]

Inspection 3 If it still does not output properly even after changing of the resolution, please contact ACETEL.

2) Software The following shows the software malfunctions and their solutions. (1) When the alarm incurrence time does not match with the current time Inspection 1 Check the time which has been set from “CURRENT TIME SETUP”

MD2000-16H. When the time which has been set is different from the current time, reset the time. If there is the NTP server, setup of the time synchronization with the NTP server. [Refer to “4.1.6 NTP SETUP”]

(2) Frequent incurrence of Audio Loss Alarm Inspection 1 The default value is “20 seconds” if the MD2000-16H is used alone.

To change the Audio Loss Alarm Interval, use NMS (3) Frequent incurrence of Video Freeze Alarm Inspection 1 The default value is “60 seconds” if the MD2016A is used alone.

To change the Video Freeze Alarm Interval, use NMS


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ANNEX 1. Product Update Annex 1.1 FTP Client Download For updating of the MD2000-16H, connect via the FTP client program. The recommended FTP client program can be downloaded from the following website with the FileZilla at no cost. . FileZilla download path : http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client

Annex 1.2 MD2016A Update STEP1) After executing of the FTP program, check the product IP from “4.1.9 IP SETUP” menu and then connect the computer and product with a LAN cable and the access to the MD2016A. For the product access, the ID and Password are as the following. * ID : md2k * Password : md2kadmin

[Figure 41] Access to MD2000-16H via FTP

STEP2) When it is accessed to the product, an access success message would be shown as the following.

[Figure 42] FTP Access Success

STEP3) Check a computer folder which contains an update file for MD2000-16H For the FileZilla program, the left window is a computer window and the right window is a window of the MD2000-16H.

[Figure 43] After accessing to FTP, check the computer and MD2000-16H windows

http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client


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STEP4) From the computer window on the left, move to a folder containing software. Select the “update” folder on the right window and then move. In case of software, two files exist and each file has the following format and information. * Software File : md2kd.v1-1-220. tar.gz (1-1-220 is the version information) * Update Checksum File : UPDATE_STATUS 2 files are transmitted to the “update” folder of the MD2000-16H.

[Figure 44] Check the software file of a computer and move to the MD2016A Update folder

STEP5) When the file transmission is completed, a file uploaded onto the “update” folder would be shown on the right window.

[Figure 45] Software File Upload Completion

STEP6) Refer to “4.1.9 UPDATE” for Updating.


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ANNEX 2. Product Menu Quick Guide The composition of the MD2000-16H is as the following.

MAIN MENU SUB MENU

DISPLAY SETUP : Setup for the Output Display [Refer to “4.1.1” on Page 23 for Details] 1. Button/menu for changing of the setup

① Move between menu : [Up/Down] on the front of the product

② Move between set values : [Right/Left ] on the front of the product

③ Change of a set value : [Up/Down] on the front of the product

④ Select & save of a set value : [ENTER] on the front of the product

⑤ Apply of the setup change : APPLY menu

⑥ Cancel of the setup change : CANCEL menu 2. Setup Item

① No. : Logical Number (Display Deployment Number)

② Source No. : Physical input port number

③ Audio Setup : Audio 1ST_ON and 1ST_OFF Select

CUSTOM LAYOUT : Customer Layout Setup [Refer to “4.1.2” on Page 25 for Details] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change

④ Move between menu : [Up/Down] on the front of the product

⑤ Select & save of a set value : [ENTER] on the front of the product 2. Set Item

① PRESET #1 (DVISION 6) : 6 split display

② PRESET #2 (DIVISION 12) : 12 split display

AUDIO SETUP : Audio Setup [Refer to “4.1.3” on Page 26 for Details] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change






⑥ Cancel of the setup change : CANCEL menu

2. Setup Item

① AUDIO LOSS INTERVAL : Audio alarm interval setup (5~600seconds)

⑦ AUDIO GAIN CONTROL : Setup of the gain for each audio input (-6, 0, 6, 12, 18dB)

2. Setup Selection

① AUDIO OUTPUT : AUDIO OUTPUT ON/OFF

② AUDIO OUTPUT LOCK : AUDIO LOCK ON/OFF

③ AUDIO OUTPUT CHANNEL : AUDIO OUTPUT CHANNEL selection

④ AUDIO GROUP SELECT : AUDIO GROUP selection

[MENU]

DISPLAY SETUP

CUSTOM LAYOUT

AUDIO SETUP

ALARM SETUP

OUTPUT RESOLUTION

SCREEN SETUP

NTP SETUP

CURRENT TIME SETUP

IP SETUP

UPDATE

INITIALIZATION

MISCELLANEOUS

DEVICE INFORMATION


[DISPLAY SETUP]

No Source No Audio Setup

1 : 1 1ST_ON

2 : 2 1ST/2ND_ON

3 : 3 1ST/2ND_OFF

4 : 4 1ST_ON

5 : 5 1ST_ON

6 : 6 1ST_ON

7 : 7 1ST_ON

8 : 8 1ST_ON

9 : 9 1ST_ON

10 : 10 1ST_ON

11 : 11 1ST_ON

12 : 12 1ST_ON

APPLY

13 : 13 1ST_ON

14 : 14 1ST_ON

15 : 15 1ST_ON

16 : 16 1ST_ON

CANCEL



[CUSTOM LAYOUT]








[AUDIO SETUP]

AUDIO OUTPUT CONTROL

AUDIO GROUP SELECT


[AUDIO OUTPUTCONTROL]

AUDIO OUTPUT : ON

AUDIO OUTPUT LOCK : OFF



AUDIO OUTPUT CHANNEL : CH01

[AUDIO GROUP SELECT]

1 : GROUP 1

2 : GROUP 1

3 : GROUP 1

4 : GROUP 1

5 : GROUP 1

6 : GROUP 1

7 : GROUP 1

8 : GROUP 1

9 : GROUP 1

10 : GROUP 1

11 : GROUP 1

12 : GROUP 1

13 : GROUP 1

14 : GROUP 1

15 : GROUP 1

16 : GROUP 1



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ALARM SETUP : Alarm Setup [Refer to “4.1.4” on Page 28 for Details] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change







2. Setup Item

① VIDEO ALARM SETUP : VIDEO LOSS, VIDEO FREEZE ON/OFF Setup

② AUDIO ALARM SETUP : AUDIO LOSS, AUDIO MAX ON/OFF Setup

OUTPUT RESOLUTION : Output Resolution Setup [Refer to “4.1.5” on Page 30 for Details] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change


② Select & save of a set value : [ENTER] on the front of the product

③ Apply of the setup change : APPLY menu ④ Cancel of the setup change : CANCEL

menu 2. Setup Items

① Product output resolution setup

[ALARM SETUP]

VIDEO ALARM SETUP

AUDIO ALARM SETUP


[VIDEO ALARM SETUP]

1 : ON ON

2 : ON ON

3 : ON ON

4 : ON ON

5 : ON ON

6 : ON ON

7 : ON ON

8 : ON ON

9 : ON ON

10 : ON ON

11 : ON ON

12 : ON ON

13 : ON ON

14 : ON ON

15 : ON ON

16 : ON ON

APPLY

CANCEL


APPLY

CANCEL


No Video Loss Video Freeze

[AUDIO ALARM SETUP]

1 : ON ON

2 : ON ON

3 : ON ON

4 : ON ON

5 : ON ON

6 : ON ON

7 : ON ON

8 : ON ON

9 : ON ON

10 : ON ON

11 : ON ON

12 : ON ON

13 : ON ON

14 : ON ON

15 : ON ON

16 : ON ON

APPLY

CANCEL


APPLY

CANCEL


No Audio Loss Audio Max

[OUTPUT RESOLUTION]

PC 1024 X 768@60Hz IN USE

PC 1280 X 1024@60Hz


TV 1280 X 720p@60Hz

TV 1920 X 1080i@60Hz

TV 1920 X 1080p@60Hz

[1920 x 1080p]

APPLY

CANCEL



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NTP SETUP : NTP Setup [Refer to “4.1.6” on Page 31 for Details ] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change

① Move between menu : [Up/Down] on the front of the product ② Move between set values : [Right/Left ] on the front of the product ③ Change of a set value : [Up/Down] on the front of the product ④ Select & save of a set value : [ENTER] on the front of the product ⑤ Apply of the setup change : APPLY menu ⑥ Cancel of the setup change : CANCEL menu

2. Setup Item ① NTP Server Link Setup : ON/OFF ① NTP Server IP Address Setup

CURRENT TIME SETUP : Product Date/Time Setup [Refer to “4.1.7” on Page 32 for Details ] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change

① Move between menu : [Up/Down] on the front of the product ② Move between set values : [Right/Left ] on the front of the product ③ Set value change : [Up/Down] button or number button [1]~[10] ④ Select & save of a set value : [ENTER] on the front of the product ⑤ Apply of the setup change : APPLY menu ⑥ Cancel of the setup change : CANCEL menu

2. Setup Item ① Date Setup : MM/DD/YY Format ② Time Setup : HH:MM:SS Format

IP SETUP : Product IP Setup [Refer to “4.1.8” on Page 33 for Details] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change

① Move between menu : [Up/Down] on the front of the product ② Move between set values : [Right/Left ] on the front of the product ③ Set value change : [Up/Down] button or number button [1]~[10] ④ Select & save of a set value : [ENTER] on the front of the product ⑤ Apply of the setup change : APPLY menu ⑥ Cancel of the setup change : CANCEL menu

2. Setup Item ① IP/Subnet Mask/Gateway Setup ② Product MAC ADDRESS Confirmation : Required for the NMS

setup

UPDATE : Product Software Update [Refer to “4.1.9” on Page 34 for Details] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change

① Move between menu : [Up/Down] on the front of the product ② Move between set values : [Right/Left ] on the front of the product ③ Apply of the setup change : APPLY menu ④ Cancel of the setup change : CANCEL menu

2. Setup Item

① Used for the product software update

INITALIZATION : Product Initialization [Refer to “4.1.10” on Page 34 for Details] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change

① Move between menu : [Up/Down] on the front of the product ② Select & save of a set value : [ENTER] on the front of the product ③ Apply of the setup change : APPLY menu ④ Cancel of the setup change : CANCEL menu

2. Setup Item

① Product setup initialization

MISCELLANEOUS : SNMP Setup [Refer to “4.1.11” on Page 35 for Details] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Change ① Move between menu :

[Up/Down] on the front of the product


③ Set value change : [Up/Down] button or number button [1]~[10]




[NTP SETUP]

NTP SYNC : OFF

IP ADDRESS : 192.168.001.010


APPLY

CANCEL


[CURRENT TIME SETUP]

DATE : 12/11/13 (DATE FORM : MM/DD/YY)

TIME : 15:25:40 (TIME FORM : HH:MM:SS)


APPLY

CANCEL


[IP SETUP]

MAC ADDRESS : 00-D1-D7-FF-F9-02

IP ADDRESS : 192.168.011.011


APPLY

CANCEL


SUBNET MASK : 255.255.255.000

GATEWAY : 192.168.011.001

[UPDATE]

APPLY

CANCEL


No File Found

[INITIALIZATION]

APPLY

CANCEL


[MISCELLANEOUS]

SNMP CLIENT SETUP


[FAN CONTROL]

FAN : ON

MODE : AUTO


THERMAL RANGE (MAX~MIN) : 080~010 (0~127)

TEMPERATURE : 43

[SNMP CLIENT SETUP]

CLIENT 1 : 127.000.000.001

CLIENT 2 : 127.000.000.001


CLIENT 3 : 127.000.000.001

APPLY

CANCEL

CLIENT 4 : 127.000.000.001

CLIENT 5 : 127.000.000.001


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2. Setup Item

① FAN Control Setup ② SNMP CLIENT IP Setup

DEVICE INFORMATION : Product hardware/software information [Refer to “4.1.12” on Page 36 for Details] 1. Button/Menu for Setup Confirmation

① Move between menu : [Up/Down] button on the front

② Exit from menu: [EXIT] button on the front 2. Setup item Product hardware/software information

[DEVICE INFORMATION]

HARDWARE VERSION : 3.0.0

SOFTWARE VERSION : 2.0.27

: Move EXIT : Return

FPGA VERSION : 3.1.17


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Ace High End Tower 8Cha Suite 1801, Gasan Digital 1Ro 84, Geumcheon Gu (153-797) ACETEL Co., Ltd. (http://www.acetel.co.kr)

Main : +82.2. 2025. 8677 / FAX : +82.2. 2025. 8678

http://www.acetel.co.kr/


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Revision History

Date Revision Author Description

2013.12.06 0.5 Daniel Park

Initial Verion

2014.01.24 1.0 Daniel Park

Version 1.0 Released

2014.01.29 1.1 Daniel Park

1. MD2000-16H : Modification of rear panel 2. Add the cautions for lithium battery to be replaced

2014.02.13 1.2 Daniel Park

1. Modified of wrong words 2. Modified of ‘3. Product Configuration and Installation’ 3. Add the ‘Appendix 2. Product Menu Quick Guide’

2017.01.23 1.4 Peter Yoon

1. Add the description of MISCELLANEOUS function 2. Modified the display of date 3. Add some functions

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